The "Sham" Paradox: Ex Turpi Causa - How Highmark Homes Found Themselves Guilty of Fraud
You Can't Have It Both Ways In my previous article's I have brought to the reader's attention that Member Urlich of the ERA stated to Highmark Homes in our hearing in Tauranga "You must improve your practices, you can't have it both ways". Member Urlich of the ERA failed to write her instruction to Highmark in her published decisions so that the High Court would see she was not 100 percent convinced Highmark Homes had acted in good faith. Today I expose the Disputes Tribunal Referee Decision flawed by contradiction. That decision is where David Hayes Barrister and vexatious litigants costs award is derived. Referee Mueller the Disputes Tribunal referee, and the District Court Judge Cameron's Decision to call my employment remuneration agreement of building a spec house through work for profit in lieu of market wages a sham but not to categorize it as derived solely by the employment relationship demonstrates the absurdity of my appeal being rejected...